Originally posted by beholder3 google: "sony 12bit electronic shutter"
Thanks, I did, the shutter does NOT drop the bitrate, but continuous shooting does in both types of shutters. This was taken from the Sony ILCE-9 and ILCE-9M2, the only two cameras on the chart with electronic shutters. The chart does not come through formatted, the link below has the charts in tables. Good to know because I have been using it for landscapes and they seem to be fine, I have shot some in both and could not tell any difference in results. The silence is nice in certain nature settings to not disturb wildlife (but I probably already did just getting there).
Shutter Type: Mechanical Shut
Setting Single-shot shooting*1 Continuous shooting*2 BULB shooting Long Exposure NR is activated*3
Compressed RAW 14-Bit 12-Bit 12-Bit 12-Bit
Uncompressed RAW 14-Bit 12-Bit 12-Bit 12-Bit
Shutter Type: Electronic Shut
Setting Single-shot shooting*1 Continuous shooting *2
Compressed RAW 14-Bit 12-Bit
Uncompressed RAW 14-Bit 12-Bit
My camera records some RAW images in 12-Bits instead of 14-Bits | Sony USA